The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-07-06


MARTH4's NEBTAED, Mass. July B.
Many hundreds Of Brooklyn Tabernacle
people and their friends have made n pill
grimage 70 this place. 1t ia one point IN
an excursion 0f six days, taking in New
port, Nantucket and this island. The
Rev T Dewitt Talmage. D D., preached
here this morning ia the great camp meet
ing tabernacle Thousands Of people We're
present from all parts Of New England
The music was conducted by band
DIR. Taimlze's text was: Through
window ia "a basement WAS / let down by
The walL II Cor xi, 81 He said
Sermons ON Paul in jail, Paul GA Mars
Hill Paul IN the -hipwreck, Paul before
The Suhedrim Paul before Felix are
plentiful, but in my text we have Paul in
a bas1 at Damascus is ciS 0f white
and Clustering architecture, sometimes
called "the eye of the East, something's
called 80 IHitri surrounded by emeralds,
at one ti'ne distinguished FOR swords If
the best material called D1mascus BLADES,
and upholstery Of richest fabric called
dama-ke A hor~emau by the name Of
Saul riding towards this city, had been
thr0Wu fron the saddle The horse had
dropped und-r flash from the sky which
al the same time Wus SO bright 10 blinded
the rider for many days, and, / think, so
peruaueut'T injured his cyc-ight hat this
defasr af :, ian became f6e thorn In fbe
flesh ue alferWard speaks Of He started
for Damascus Co butcher Christians. but
after thar hard fiHl from his horse Ee was
IA changed man and preached Christ ia
Damascus ttu the city was shaken 10 It's
foundation
THIS uuy.r gives authority for his ar
rest and ff.. ,,ogu1tf- cry = .,F[fTl HIM KIN
Hiurf IHe rte i- surrounded hy "a hfeh
wal. and llc gates are watched by The
police lest ls Cicuiau uraacher e-caue
Npny of the houses are built 0n the wall.
and tieg balconies protected clear over
and hoeer4I afay. fba aartrau4 Di1t-iT.
N ,ya. cr.f,,r,sl.. ID, lower Lgstct. ont ~
these balconies ana uulI no frpirs and
flowers from tho Gardens 10 mis- d4,
visitoy.- .at. the monastery at Nlouut S,uaf
are lifted and let down i'm baskets De
teetiycs prowled around from house to
house IoDkinp for Paul but his friends hid
him nov in one r,l4e4 r,oyy I'm another
Ne is rn c,,yvara a. Hrty fuci,fants ir mis-
life demonstrates Hut Inc feels his work
! NOS dome vet and -o he eyg,Ie- assa.si-
nation uI4 limit t,reaeber here5t' the
footnine- r1oh shout as one botaa door esIs
TINT fanatic berae,f The police shout mt an
other house door. somttiIne4 on the street
iucogpit9 b,. masses through n crowd Of
cIenched fists and sometimes he secretcs
himself ou the hnfIs.t,rs At last fine i'm
furiate1 populare yrt ON .ur. trgck Of
him Vba,' b,,ye .n.-iffve evidence that he
is In tie bnll-... of one of ME CHRISTIANS
the balcony of whose home reaches over
the wall ..TFere ne is' Here he isr5 The
1ocif.ratfou and tI1sr,har,v and nov, liug
Of fine lpr..uers are mt tie front door
Tla, b~..L i'm ..Fat.b amt tl,,t .,,-,,..l
il.r and let ms l,,I,l, Iis I,.,J an Tho t.ft,r
gab. Where j.. belt The emergency was
terrible provideptiaJlv There was "a rood
stout basket i'm the house. pguI'- friends
fasten a rome 10 the basket pauI stems
into il The basket il lifted To the edre
of rhe balcony on fine wall ANA tben while
Paul holds on to the rome with both hands
his fIeuds lower away. carefully and can
tiousIv slowly but sureIy further d.,yu
and further down until the basket strikes
the earth and the anost1a stems out and
moot ANA aIope starts ON that fsp,ot,s
missionary tour the story Of which has
estonisbed earth and heaven Approrri-
ate entry in Patil's diary of travels.
ssThrourb "a window in "a basket was let
down bv tbe ,voll -
6bserve first IN ,rbat "a elenlar tep,tra
e,.o,t ,a.,tltq b,,,., mn. ,.o,o,,al- ,.. VI,
Iy,ist.J tL,t rar,i rost.,,.d ~, hot Io,,,..,
inc hasknt never l-p.rt, how much would
drnenl mon tl,a str,n.,.b of If How If
n boJ bo,.,, J,,,l.,.,, o,,{ tho ,,,ostIa,a Iifa
had heen Jashad opts NKbst ,vonId bave
become of the Christian church, An that
MAGNIFICENT missionary work in Pam
nbiIia Conn,dnri, t,,latia Nocedonio
Xvo,ld ne,a,. have haon aoronpIisbed All
nj, yvrifir,,s tbst ,,al,.ur -, i,Iisrc,,saI,ln
,1 .r,l,.,,,t i,,,, =, ,,.,,t - a., NJ, ~,
,ac,,t ,,,,,,,ld 5,.,',. ~ r., -
M e., 80 ,.,,rrl,.,i(,,, mi 80,
! Tbat EXAMINE III heroic and triutnrhant
endurance nd pbiIippi. 4, 90 Mediterranean
FuroclytIon updor naCellation aud M his
bebpadino v-o,11a moi heya kin,Ilod tha
cot-.,,. IL ION tbo,isa,,d r,,rt,-rl,,,,,s
AM tbat rome boldinc, mat baskat how
mach depended ON IN So. apain and
AGAIN ,,reot results have hmm ON what
seemed slender circumstances
Did ever shin or many Thousand tons
crossing the sea baye such important mas
sengpr ne had once a boat AT ieavos from
tatTrail to Stern opIv three or for,r feet
the vessel made o.oiprnr,of hv a COAT If
bitumep. ana noafiug on the Nile with
the infant laV-,,iver of the lows ON boorag
What il some crocodile should crunch it2
What If some of tbe eattle wadine i'm for
a drink should sink it9 Vessel. of war
sometimes carry forty guns looking
through the port holes. ready TO omen
hattie Biit thot tiny craft nu the N-iIe
seems Ia be armed with alI the ,r,,ns of
thunder tbat bo,nborded Sinoi nj tbe law
plvsur On how FRAGILE craft sailed hou
much historical importaneei
'fbe parsonage at Epvorth. England. is
ON fire i'm the night. ana the father rushed
through the hallway for the rescue of his
ehii1ren 9eNe'i cl'liufeh are o'lt ana SAFE
~ wy , ,,''v i,'''''''i' IA Wv
Noi,',,lii,iN ',uii''i'5 nay oilT W"Ne9'
mn "l"'nI ms "eu "'I "iS ''i't 'l'e "u'll
iuS cr''ii''li''A CUNTS :" tnc "i!uoW' anu
"" p's'7''i'H ii''hc q it'''''et ~ 'tTll ,1u
rs one i'a's''lt s''i''',n8 ON lile shoulder
'',' '',' nov u '',v i''i'''ii I.'''''el
ei,e ~ 80 '''.s yo,'i 's'Sl - gu
WV" N','N NOV MUM "eiVH''e', "H 'li''e
lauuVt ~ pcaSan'Sf asa .ue hllill"ls 81
h"alstS ON Dom slaes Oh the sea ASK
'nV', 'u'.SiVu S'7,lV"s "l' nio,'tu Iue
Noit, N7N ei'si' h'''l.'. SVs 20 i'5"9'ills
ol,e'''lA 0Sl'''e' 70 5''u 'l'eil iou'',.e'
49, NVu'' ''''e e.is'''u ~ l'i 'io ii'
ing s"til9 81 peasants si'ouiueie'
~ hi'S',su sup stopper az : ltosliIh
s'''i ~ 'iio iAl'Ns' va 9ai
iVi'''''ii7 '''.''i7''i "',ti lus''o' nc
eiS' F." ''ilS,'",i e"i.hg
~ Vnul,ll'T ''ia souools ano peautil u
ho'll's ana ns"e~t s'tie Oh rehS'oh ana
elNih1i4.ion' y l MY years no mission,
ny H'"' ~ ~ ii.iuei'Se "a" i'iiniei
-, 800 ~ 49, .'.'i"l .
10y se''s ~
t".r " siitP ~" t'''' tls'stct anu one oi Tue
s'u.ufS' '''''nle t1N't'e aHytmhg else' Went
70 ms g ana took ont Bible winch
ms llothe nai placed mere ana swan
ashore Ut '"i@ he'' IN ms 'eeth. Inc
book was read on all sides upta the rou,h
and vicious population were evans,ali1e,I
and 4 church vns started and nm euIie,ht
eued commonwealth established ond ~
tvoridis history has no moro b,.ilIisnt mn y,
than thai which tells of the transforn,a-